Electronic systems are ubiquitous today, playing an irreplaceable role in our personal lives,
as well as in critical infrastructures such as power grids, satellite communications, and public …

In recent years, globalization of the semiconductor supply chain has led to a more complex
production cycle with parts coming from various producers in diverse locations. Outsourcing …

Counterfeiting has unfortunately become a worldwide epidemic affecting electronic systems
from consumer goods to military equipment, which seriously jeopardizes system security …

This article demonstrates a novel technique for generating aging-resistant, physical
unclonable function (PUF) using commercial off-the-shelf NAND flash memory chips. The …

Counterfeiting electronic components is a serious problem for the security and reliability of
any electronic systems. Use of counterfeit or reused components not only impacts profit but …

Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports are a ubiquitous feature in computer systems and offer a
cheap and efficient way to provide power and data connectivity between a host and …

The existence of counterfeit products, eg, integrated circuits (ICs) and printed circuit boards
(PCBs), in the modern semiconductor supply chain has seriously jeopardized the security …

Counterfeiting electronic components is a serious problem for the security and reliability of
any electronic systems. Unfortunately, the number of counterfeit components has increased …

Building hardware security primitives with on-device memory fingerprints is a compelling
proposition given the ubiquity of memory in electronic devices, especially for low-end …

With the large-scale adaptation of a" horizontal" business model, modern semiconductor
supply chain is plagued by recycled and counterfeit ICs, including flash memory chips. Since …